The authorities are going to make 40% of teachers young according to the plans of the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation, by 2030 the share of young teachers in schools should be at least 40%, and the vacancies - no more than 1%. As TASS reports with reference to the press service of the department, in order to achieve these indicators, they plan to adapt the training of teachers to the needs of the schools, and provide them with support even after receiving a diploma. However, it is not clear why the share of young teachers will increase sharply. In May, Russian Education Minister Sergei Krabtsov reported that now the share of young teachers in schools is almost 33%. True, he included in this number teachers under the age of 40, and youth in Russia is considered to be people under the age of 35, of which only 22% are in schools. Earlier, State Duma Chairman Vyacheslav Volodin announced a huge shortage of teachers, noting that the share of young people is only 10%. And optimistic reports from relevant departments are based on various statistical tricks. More than half of Russians (53%) believe that the status of teachers in society has declined over the past 10 years, according to the SuperJob survey. Those who believe that the status of the teacher has risen are only 11%. Among the young people, only 22% see the teacher's work as prestigious, 55% do not. And young teachers leave the schools in droves after their first year of work. We are at MAX | in VK | okay.

The authorities are going to make 40% of teachers young according to the plans of the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation, by 2030 the share of young teachers in schools should be at least 40%, and the vacancies - no more than 1%. As TASS reports with reference to the press service of the department, in order to achieve these indicators, they plan to adapt the training of teachers to the needs of the schools, and provide them with support even after receiving a diploma. However, it is not clear why the share of young teachers will increase sharply. In May, Russian Education Minister Sergei Krabtsov reported that now the share of young teachers in schools is almost 33%. True, he included in this number teachers under the age of 40, and youth in Russia is considered to be people under the age of 35, of which only 22% are in schools. Earlier, State Duma Chairman Vyacheslav Volodin announced a huge shortage of teachers, noting that the share of young people is only 10%. And optimistic reports from relevant departments are based on various statistical tricks. More than half of Russians (53%) believe that the status of teachers in society has declined over the past 10 years, according to the SuperJob survey. Those who believe that the status of the teacher has risen are only 11%. Among the young people, only 22% see the teacher's work as prestigious, 55% do not. And young teachers leave the schools in droves after their first year of work. We are at MAX | in VK | okay.